Hmm…but. The crocogator’s owner said he have “new toys” for him but he didn’t mention that pets is his “new toys”. So it’s still posible that his “new toys” can mean another “thing that have no life”. Like a doll.

Then why he kidnap pets? Maybe he just want “more friend” in his crocogator’s birthday party. (plot twist) :3

Poor Fluffy! All the nearby pets are scared of him, so the only way he gets guests at his birthday party is if they’re kidnapped!

And since alligators are probably illegal to keep as pets (though maybe Fluffy passed his GOE?), none of the guests can be from nearby, or else they’d recognize the place and Fluffy would be sent to the zoo.

I was bored, so I checked everywhere I thought there might be blood…
Grape killing a Mouse in “Mouse Mouse Revolution,” Joel getting punched at the beginning of “A Sinister Shadow” then getting tackled and arrested at the end, Bino in traction at the end of “Money Sharks,” all of the somewhat violent scenes from “Imaginate Too,” the Spirit Dragon fighting the Frost Giant in “We’re Snowed In,” and King & Joey getting roughed up by Boris & Yeltsin at the end of “Not All Dogs.”
But, even though Joel did have a Bandaid after the punch…there was not one drop of blood.
So, as far as I’ve seen, the only non-ketchup/catsup blood was Bino getting scratched a few strips ago.
Though, I didn’t check to see if there was any blood imitating use of red crayon in any of the spot comics.

Okay, fine Ya want the truth?
>:( My baby brother is a crocodile. There, I said it! Happy now?
Mama said that it was only a skin condition, but we knew. Oh, how we knew… He was always a little different than all the other strangely colored kids. Even the green kids from “Canada”.
I’m going to go hide my face in shame now…

depends: if he was referring to ‘toys’ as inanimate objects, then yes.
I doubt that because PETA members, as far as we’ve seen so far, and by their own policy, are supposed to ‘hit and run’ to “set free” the pets, not to keep them bound and gagged in their homes…

Most roads around here are 25-35 MPH, the smaller subdivision roads being 25, with the bigger ones 30-35. Once you get out of the residential area, which is only about a minute drive, the speed limits get faster, up to 45. Finally, there’s the Interstate, which runs through the middle of town, and goes from 55-65 MPH, depending on how close you are to downtown. It’s about 5 minutes away from my house. Hence, around here, 5 miles is quite typical for a 10 minute drive, so long as you don’t hit too many red lights.

I bet it feels like a lot more time has passed then actually has when you’re hanging onto the bottom of a moving car. Thus, when Grape says ten minutes, her sense of time was likely rather skewed, so it’s more of a wild guess.

If I had to take a shot, I’d say that’s a crocodile…Which is really quite strange. My reasoning for it being a crocodile, is the tooth hangs out near the back. Alligators don’t have any teeth hang out when there mouths are closed, yet a tooth hangs out near a back. Though, its also very likely its a Alligator, considering Crocs only live in one place in the US, a very small part of southern Florida. And since this is in the US, an Alligator would be easier to get, while a Croc I think isn’t even legal to own(Though seems this guy doesnt mind breaking some laws).*End Speculation*

It’s likely just a random law passed for the heck of it to prevent said situation. For instance, it’s also illegal to tie a giraffe to a light pole in New York. You can’t shoot whales from your car in Tennessee either.

It’s actualy a matter of which teeth. When their mouth is closed alligators have only top teeth that show, while crocodes have top and bottom teeth that stick out. Since Fluffy’s mouth isn’t completely shut, it’s hard to gauge.

Definitely not enough to be seen. But if he does own a croc, Ill be impressed. Alligators *Can* be kept as pets, just very hard to keep it secret.There was a man in michigan, who owned some alligators, and they got loose. Police department wasn’t too happy to hear that :/

The alligator pictures I looked at had the top teeth fairly clearly visible with the mouth closed, especially toward the front. However, fluffy’s mouth is partially open, so you’d be able to see the teeth clearly no matter what. Thus, we have to fall back on secondary features. Alligators have blunter noses that crocs, but we csn’t see the end of fluffy’s nose, so that doesn’t help. The best indicator I can think of that’s visible in this picture is tooth size. Croc teeth are rather larger than gator teeth, and mesh together in a distinct WW shape, whereas Fluffy’s teeth are small looking, and uneven. This indicates to me that he’s an alligator. Finally, there’s the caption, “see ya later”, which pretty clearly is a reference to “see ya later, alligator”. Therefore, I think it’s fairly clear that Fluffy is an fact an alligator.

Here’s a wild idea. Ask the guy that created Fluffy what he’s supposed to be. That way we can tell him how little research he had done on his reptile…
Or a not so wild Idea… Just accept it as a Crocogator, or an Allidile. Whatever and move on with our lives.

You know we never did get the answer to how Grape ended up in the pound in the first place. And with the way she is acting and the things she did to get to this house to save them I’m actually guessing she might have been a stray and was picked up off the streets.

IMO while its possible it was Fluffy who did it, I think Fluffy is going to turn out to be a Red Herring in this case. It’s just far to obvious that it should be the Alligator/Crocodile who bit Max’s ear. I think its still either Grape or Fox that does it. More likely Grape as Fox looks to terrified to do something like that.

The three of them will get out of this situation completely un-harmed, un-scathed, and with no “bite-marked” ears.
Max will then say something completely stupid, and Grape will shred his ear for saying it.

For some reason though I think the impression they’re chewtoys for the gator is just a misunderstanding. Because up til now, I don’t think we’ve ever seen any character in any real physical danger. Sure the K9s got captured by thieves once but they were never in any real physical danger. Not like, say, getting eaten by a gator.

How about a major twist? With Fox and Max cornered by Fluffy – whether or not Fluffy has anything harmful in mind – a PETA “rescue group” who believes that they’ve found a secret animal experimentation center bursts in and “rescues” them. There is much relief until Fox and Max realize during the PETA philosophy lecture that their new “rescuers” are just as crazy as their original captor. Fortunately, this being PETA, the “rescue group” hurriedly flees to the nearest patch of wilderness – the bit just outside Babylon Gardens – and turns Fox and Max loose there, leading to much annoyance and an easy walk home.